Barcelona - 3 days - where to stay -what to do
Jan 26th, 2013, 09:48 AM
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... and in Tickets, I would just let the chef compose a menu for the sum you suggest. In some of the best tapas bars, this would often be a great option and you would normally have a fantastic food experience. http://www.foodandthefabulous.com/re...drias-tickets/
Jan 26th, 2013, 10:02 AM
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Look at this aparthotel, apartments( with washers and dryers)for families but also with a front desk to assist you, near La Sagrada Familia. Hipanos7Suizas. With a two and a four year old, I would think a W/D would be an asset.
Look at www.maribelsguides.com and click on Barcelona link for extensive inforamtion on the city.
( there are links to other places in Spain and French Basque region as well)
Look at www.maribelsguides.com and click on Barcelona link for extensive inforamtion on the city.
( there are links to other places in Spain and French Basque region as well)
Jan 31st, 2013, 05:41 AM
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Thanks everyone ... I have booked our stay here . . .
http://www.likelivingthere.com/Docum...%20bedroom.pdf
Hopefully it will work out
Now onto the next drama of getting from Barcelona to Italy by car
http://www.likelivingthere.com/Docum...%20bedroom.pdf
Hopefully it will work out
Now onto the next drama of getting from Barcelona to Italy by car
Mar 2nd, 2013, 04:40 AM
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I'll second bilboburgler's suggestion of the cable car. We did that last summer (3 adults) and enjoyed it. There is a restaurant on the other side from the Barceloneta right where the cable car lets you off. Rather pricey and nothing but basic fare, but worth going for a ice cream with the kids to look at the view.
May 9th, 2013, 09:02 AM
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Dear all,
I just came back from my trip and I wanted to thank all of you, especially @kimhe who has suggested me to stay in El Born area. El Born is simply wonderful, friendly, non-touristy, safe and give you a feeling of going back in time walking through the small alleys and cobbled street that makes this area so great! It's still central and easy to go anywhere. I recommend El Born as the area to stay whenever you visit Barcelona
I just came back from my trip and I wanted to thank all of you, especially @kimhe who has suggested me to stay in El Born area. El Born is simply wonderful, friendly, non-touristy, safe and give you a feeling of going back in time walking through the small alleys and cobbled street that makes this area so great! It's still central and easy to go anywhere. I recommend El Born as the area to stay whenever you visit Barcelona
May 12th, 2013, 12:21 AM
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Glad you liked it. Just back myself from five fabulous days in Barcelona. Among many things, we had a great evening at Tickets with paradise versions of traditional tapas, but once again 7 Portes came out on top.
May 28th, 2013, 08:05 AM
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Avoid the touristy restaurants on las ramblas the food is over-priced and disappointing!
i tried something really cool when i was in barcelona - eating with locals in their homes. the food was delicious and you'll get the chance to connect with a local family which is nice.
the site is called eatwith, here is the link: http://www.eatwith.com
i tried something really cool when i was in barcelona - eating with locals in their homes. the food was delicious and you'll get the chance to connect with a local family which is nice.
the site is called eatwith, here is the link: http://www.eatwith.com
